Graduates of this program will (1) develop software using the major software development language (2) design, describe, and use state-of-the-art hardware/software systems; (3) maintain an awareness of contemporary issues in computer science and engineering in a global and societal context and an understanding of the professional and ethical responsibilities of their profession; (4) demonstrate effective oral and written communication.

Suggested Course Sequence

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First Semester		Credit Hours	Prerequisite
ITD1XX	Information Technology Seminar	1	-
ECA122	Computer Applications for Technical Professionals	3	-
ECA127	Programming Logic and Problem Solving	4	-
ECA228	Internet/Intranet Design and Development (HTML, XHTML, and CSS)	3	-
ECA253	Data Modeling and Database Design	3	-
ENG124	College Composition	3	Test
		16
Second Semester
ECA128	Visual Basic Development	3	ECA127
ECA222	C++ Programming	3	ECA127
ECA223	Java Programming	3	ECA127
ECA229	Active Server Page Development (ASP.NET)	3	ECA127, ECA228
MTH125	College Algebra	4	MTH101 or MTH103 or Test
		16
Summer Semester
COM121/122/123	Effective Speaking or Interpersonal Communication or Intergroup Communications	3	None/None/ ENG124
ENG221	Technical Report Writing	3	ENG124
	Arts/Humanities/Social Science elective	3	-
		9
Third Semester
ECA230	Java Web Database Programming	3	ECA223
ECA260	Software Engineering for Hand-Held Devices	3	ECA223
ECA261	Software Engineering for Robotics	3	ECA223
MTH126	PreCalculus	4	MTH125
MTH128	Trigonometry	1	MTH125
		14
Fourth Semester
	▲ Technical Elective	3
ECA226	Windows Programming with C#	3	ECA127
ECA239	Advanced Java Programming	3	ECA223
ECA292	Information Technology Capstone	3	Sophomore Status
PHY121	Physics I	4	MTH125, MTH128
		16
	TOTAL CREDITS	71

Note: ECA292 should be taken in the last or next-to-last semester of enrollment